If you’ve dealt with GSA schedules you know that the process is not completed quickly. Dependent upon which schedule you apply for it may take anywhere from three to nine months to get an award. Keep in mind that’s if the contracting officer request minimal clarifications. In the early part of this year GSA launched […]
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On July 31, 2017 GSA announced the award of the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) Contract on Federal Business Opportunities, click here for the announcement. The EIS contract dollar limitation is $50 Billion dollars and has a period of performance of fifteen years. The contract will offer telecommunications and IT solutions and was created to provide
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Over 500 vendors have been added to the 8(a) Stars II GWAC. 8(a) Stars II is a multiple award IDIQ contract that focuses on IT services and solutions. The Open Season was awarded on June 13, 2017, for a complete list of vendors awarded click here. Has this been helpful to you? Let me hear
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One of the many benefits of being a GSA schedule holder is that other federal agencies are able to purchase your products and services utilizing your GSA schedule. The more familiar federal agencies such as Executive, Legislative, and Judicial level are the more widely known in being able to purchase commodities. You should also become familiar with the other departments and organizations
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General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) has a newly appointed Commissioner. As the Technology Transformation Service (TTS) has become part of FAS Alan Thomas has been appointed as the current Commissioner of FAS replacing Tom Sharpe. Tom Sharpe and Deputy Commissioner, Kevin Youel Page both resigned on June 24 of this year. Mr.
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